Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1858, Page 3

LOCAL 1 TELLIGEN CE. Mr. Brown moved that Weniek the Board adjourn | Axnvat MgEtine or THE A AN CoLont AUCTION SALES. AUCTION SALES. x Cire Coexerts —Roard ef Aldermen —The : Air egre feoved faa when ths Board adjourn | Z47'0% Soctety.—The Board of Directors of | ———— - a Pa TELEGRAPHIC NEWS By A. GHEEN, Avstionee TO-DAY § TO-MORROW MORNING. ieee ad Es 3 day mext: passed. this Society met at 12m., at the Aldermen's room, | », RUSTEES 'E VERY EXTEN Board met at the wsual bour; the President, W At. Mulloy Introduced a resolution requesting | City Hall. Present, Hon. Elisha Whittlesey, RUSTEES’ SALE Peoncleat ot eieten By WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers. From the Associated Prees Agent. F Bayly, in the Cha‘ the Mayor to direct the surveyor to furnish the | Vice President. in the chai —On THURSDAY, the . eat gtade of L. street south ; passed ident of Princeton Coll Sosy Heats ee Hi insta firai'ene t 1 o'clock, a. m, and cormmman ication was recei: rom «street south ; + ent of Princeton College; Rev Dr. eeler, . Pires = . crm, Sa eae Matra | wbatat rng Dr rae saya ge Jin Tac | Uae ema Sa ‘Wid | DAW RGR R NEES: AST call ater | eas by inate train ste that Generel ~ a - i 9 rd street west ‘ween F an streets, was | son, Esq. ; Dr. Goble, of N. k. N.J,; Rev. " vl wos Boy a q we 6 a ips creas a ae page re improvements committee. fertoa'ts Sey ; Rev. Dr. Gurley; Rev Mr Tracy. of stars oF Wee ae se Lose eee: o- chores and sletmat stock of Sint med went Fe | tthe election of the ano Dene teens ee ice Constable © Secon: strict; and ill for relief of m. Parker was referi 0 Mass. | Dr. Lindsley, D.C. ; Rev. Wim. McLain; | posite the Bank of Washingtonsall the stock 1m the | Shotoe an of ren and costly Furs, | of the election of the 2tst of December, on Tues- James H. Irwin for Police Constable of the Sixth | fire department committee. : Corner of Peatzulcania avenwe and 9th street. From Kansas—the Election, &c. ft | QALE BY CATALOGUE OF- RICH AND 14 4 E Goods, which are from one of | day inst, in the Presence of the presiding officers . \. i t ¥ es: . 1 rn District: confirmed, Bill to repair the bridge acrosa Rock Creek, at aelhies EME bee en Teas of every description, Coffee, funar, Rive, a LH he genera oper nny bn a wil | of yes cane wetgrlpmeternen erwoukd wodbepene h- My Goddard presented the petition of Patrick | K street north, was referred to improvements | _ Meeting waa opened sith prayer by Rev. Dr. | iivence ama aernckrs simp and Candler SN ye oer Dang gee ea for Washington with the vote ana’ tht orate Scantan; referred to improvements committee. committee. . McLane, of Princeton College. Superior Wines and Liquors in bottles and casks, Sak chhece net nee — Constitution. Calhoan would not leave the ter- Mr. Miller, from the improvements committee, Bill to supply deficiency for grading and grav- |" On motion, Rev. Mr. Tracy was elected Re- Large platform and other Seales, and all other fiz- | ~°°* , ted Pitch, tilafter the returns were made of the elec ceperted 9 Will to supply adeficieney in the ap- | tling Second street west tiad same reference; as | cording Secretary proteins ad Reve. Me Greeti | CMEC BIMt(orm and ot ee le Ge tion for tate officers. ‘The result of the election Prepristion for vrading and graveling Obie ave, | also” joint. resolution Tequesting the Mayor to | of Connecticut, Assistant Recre ary. Together with a large assortmeii cfs! other frti- | Pee seen tn ieee arren ners Bee {the ith. was still ancertain. Col. Henderson, of nue, between Twelfth and Fifteenth streets | cause alley in square 254 to he opened. The Chair annonnred the cortimittee on cre. | cles usually found ina first-class whovwenie And ts- | Russian and Siberian Squsrrel-very Rue <f the 6th was stele from the stage west oo cay Aissc™ | Ar. Wallace offered a resolution asking certain | dentele nie eect the cori Hays and | 'ilgtocery store, P kane | Single Pieces ofall the above. with lower-priced a See nation nioes seer cmp, bana hos aah Usman On motion of Mr. Pearson, the bill was referred | information of the Mayor ; passed Stoddard. ‘ Sander over aa ne fiaet, 425, ershin tanksble | ods, ail of whion are Sagranted perfest.| °° | x few miles f-om that city, hack to the committee with instructions to ob- | ‘The Board then adjourned to Friday. The annual report of the corresponding secre- | notes satintnctorily endorsed, bearing inven ashing, Nutris, Orteraed jenver Capes uffiers since = the certificates of the assistant commission- Wasutxorox Tuxatnes—Therush togeta ats ees De cittiat) as re aud toe Society) day of sale, RICHARD H. LASKEL sprdaqurml pandecme Hodson Bay, half-Russian. Marder of a Wife by her Husband. ‘i . in . B a Ms » 5 a a ne} H " ve s = » Bovhe wae Mr. Miller, from the same committee, reported | at the Theatre last night (being the first appear- | Journed. _jan9-d— G! oN, Aw ak yt rn cot ent of other Fare not here sca pea 9 a Ir ge tee 4 back the petition of Michael Nourse and asked | ance of Miss Agnes Roberts: d Mr. Bourei To-night, the Society meets at Trinity church, ARSHAL'S 84 L E.—In virtue of a writ of | mentioned. To all of hick the attention of the is morning bronzht before the Police 7h that the committee be discharged from a further ; em not cin | at haif-peat 7 o'clock, wheres lecture Will be de. fiert facias, under the Lied Idi, waned from | public is invited, as this 1s 4 chasioe safely eWered, | this citys charged with the wilful murder consideration of the ame; so ordered. cault) was tremetidous, and the jam infront ofthe | livered ‘by one of the’ distinguished members of | the Clerk's oflice of the Circuit Courtatthe Disteer | eur wife, Isabella R Boyle. in Leicester, about six Also, a joint resolution from the same comm S er box office at 7 o’clock reminded one of a Jenny | the Society. of Columbia for the County of Washington, and to jan 1a u - : . 7 = found dead tn her bome on Saturda: morning. tee, ting the Mayor t » the alley hind night. Mr. Bourcicault took the part of me directed, I shall expose to public sale, fur Cash, AS. C. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. vy i pani mma Meee es e alley in Sir Charles Coldstream in his own Psa | Os Tuorspay Nicut the gallant old Franklin | front ‘of the Court. By J Piety Z in fron i ouse door of said County ,on IC AUCTION, | bet bead terribly bruised Boyle bas made sev- Fr. Dove, from «aims committee, reported | comedy of «Used Up.” It was a thoroughly | Fire Company gives its thirty-tirst Annual Ball. | TUESDAY, the i2th day of January, 1858,at 12 o'cl'k "ate WALL & BARNARD. Acts. | miles from bere, on Priday ment’ she wae < aN, ‘usry 19th, | ral contradictory statements, and circumstances back the petition of R.B. Clokey, and asked that | artistic performance, and though rendered more | A host of tried friends always rally to ‘aid and defomfaa eran, Setar eae eerege te, wits All | Y ‘o'clock, on the premises, I shail self Let No.4, | are very strong against bim ” He bad not lived the committee be discharged from a further con- | quietly than has been witsenaad in previous rep- | abet’? the Franklin boys in giving a rousing an- | a brick house erected ou Lot’ Bin Sacere No. 568, | in Square No. 559, fronting 54 feet 7inches of ade S happily pte ruilty,” and his oa wl 1 go be. sideration of the same: 20 trdered, Fesentations of it in this city, was recognized | nual ball; and such will inevitably be the case | on Turd seeeh aot |, bet ven d F stteets | weat. between north K and L streets, running _ Taio jaar? thle vanes oo Also, from the same committer, a bill for the | promptly By the audience asa most delicately | on Thursday night. ‘The spacious Philharmonic | West, in the oe of Was ing i . Ci, ,heised and Hig feet, : One-f.urth cash; the residue in six, | *°°C the srend jury . relief of John P. Tolron; pared Mian talineation of what the part should be. | Hall, next door, has been secured for the ball, | levied upon ne Minlg’ Jeditidl ‘No, G2, te Oatoien | twelve elslunes an twenty -lour muethe with tne sink teres Chis A Dill from the lower board for the relief of | Mr. Bourcicault is one of the very few instances | and other provisions have been made to insure term; 1857. in fiver of Chee t > a digdaemeadl [Peg arya coer treet oa te promises. Tae Smith 3 # bas Stwart. for taking up and relaying the gut- | Where 2 successful dramatic author is equally | the fullest enjoyment. , - 42 .D. HOOVER By order o} the Edeoite ——= Paraperruia, Jan. ly. —The Smith murder ter on Fourth street east, from G to P streets | satisfactory as an actor. The part of Mary. by —-= diS-ts Marehal ir the Distnot of Columbia. jan 13-d _ ©. MeGUIRE, Auctioneer. | case was xiven to the jury this evening, and not south, in the Sixth Ward was referred to the im- | Mrs. Sloan, was acceptably performed, as were | SurrEMe Cotnt.—Monday.—Robert Thrift, a =. SE nn oe having agreed upon a verdict at 6 o'clock, the provements committee the characters generally. Esq., of the District of Columbia, was admitted | I77,THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED FUTURE DAYS. court adjoarned till to-morrow " e We ak imagers the justice to noth “84-5 oe uuni THURSDAY, the lth inst.. same hour and 0 _A bill from the lower Board for the relief of must do the manager: Seasiee 10: BOE an attorney and counsellor of this Court. place. . HOOVER, Marshal AQARSHAL’S ZALP. > 8 7 oat {sconp pisrarcn.] Sisgrue A- Adams was referred to claims com. | the ee wile encine eee No. 37 Ann. Smith, use, &e., plaintiff in] jan iz for the District of Columbia. | JY ASH AL's oale fromihe Pierk's Ofice of | Pwtapetrusa, Jan. 1sth.—The jury in the A bill to amend the act entitled “An act to almost ax much in giving success to theiren- | error, rs. the Corporation of Washington. The — ¥ Jan = 5 VES 3 cE the Cireuit Court of the District of Columoit for the | cave of Thomas Wasbington Smith came tot ed by Mr. | polio EM BONE SALE IS POSTPONED | Cie Crrout sshington, nd to me directed, Isha! | morning, with a verdict of acquittal, and the o 5 > to public sale, for Casn, f riso as te Geen. | Peo 5iPr A QONER, Marshal Courtchouse door of said countyeon FRIDAY, the | P ps ie 2 + 1858, at 12 o'clock m .the pve Washington public, is charmingly bewitching ; | ing for the plaintiff in error. Adjourned. otha Rad Competent yt tggey: Beer le Later from Utah. regulate markets,’* approved dsay 4th, 185: s | terprise as the really good acting furnished b: argument of thiscause was comm Yelnied ta police commiecg. ne OT the comnsany. x ¥ | Gillet for the plaintiff in error, con Mr. Moore offered the following preamble and Miss Agnes Robertson, we need hardly tell the | Carlisle for the defendant in error. resolution: for tne District of Colum! lowing desoribed property. to wi Whe it “ but we may say further, that she has lost none of = ENT cht, title, claim. And mterest in and to Lot No. 3, St. Loris, Jan. 19—Later information from city ee ndieee tar ee ee her beauty, piquaney, and sprightliness, since her In tHe Circvit Court, nothing was done yest FOR R AND SALE. is Square No. 754, in the City of Washington, D.C., Utah discredits the report that the Mormons are involved in Liabilities to the amouut of eighty | last visit: To her credit be it said. she does not terday except the calling over of the trial docket, OR RENT.—A very desimble STORE for together a — ye re wyptehep emigrating. It says that the ryaony lage Mor- : “ and as Wesand dollars on account of debts of the | fely Bere? pee eae ene nal attractions and her | of which some eight hundred cases were called rockin! on Ra. avenue, enitabie for a dey scod OF | Wdasond Riley.ond will be ootdeo satiety Tudiciais od cor gt ap rt Side Di deewte reef y t y 3 % fo je 3 j . e : i, 5 7 x 8 v a which Involesment bes resulted frog eens distinguished bya careful finish, showing study | 4Uring the day. The number of cases on the | to JOHN L. SMITH, Attorney at Law, ati street, | No. 371, to Gstover term, 1837, 1n favor of Jo hen : i i docket for this term is 1,103, a large proportion of | _jan19-3t Waters. OVER. Marehal yivania. Procerdings of the corporate authorities of the | 28d a disposition to do everything she under- white arefor trint - - : - J.D. HOOVER. Mare! The Governor of Penns: - id city in ihe year 1835 takes, thoroughly and artistically, as well as apr ‘ OR RENT.—Situated on F street, West End, | jan 5-ts for the District of Columbia. a 9 er was, to- “A flere fol! ows the eee of the proceedings of | brilliant! . i This morning the Court was engaged in calling = —: —— Hagnisecne, Jan. 19 —Goy. Packer w: between 19th and 2th streets. handsom rer o that Benets of Aldsraicn and Cooma Comet | Tocnight sie wakes her third appearance and | the trial docket up to the time our report closed. | HOUSE, containing 13 rooms. with bath-room: and ARSHAlIs SALE. aif virtue ofa wrt offer | day inangarated in front Aid oubarer on the “abject; also, a copy of the act anda copy in an entire change of programme. » Court of t the Sensle. The wd. of all the modern improvements. ‘Toa good tenant the facias.u h itvout 7 house can be rented by the year or fora term of | office of the Circuit Court of the Disiriot of Columbia | fee. ¢ crowd of witnesses was im- pane proceedings of the committee which was | | Mr. John Sloan also appears in a laughable |_| To TMose who patronized the late Fair for the | house oan ba rente Tent. Apply at No.f8 Pa, ave. | forthe County of Washington, and to me direoted, I fostogggllals charged with the execution of the act ! farce. benefit of St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum we an- nue, Six Buildings. jan 19 eotf will expose = — sole, Sox ase an front 0} - 1 o Se bs $3 Dor O0 A vania Legisiatore. 5 {nd whereas it is desirable and properthat the | Cexrre Maxxer —The market opened this | nounce,with pleasure,that the proceeds amounted WO ROOMS TO LET—Furuished or Unlur- | the Sist day of January. list, at 12 o'slock wn, the Harner coat nuary 18.—Mr. Magraw has City Councils and the people should have further | morning with a very fair display of provision in | to $2,800, clear of all expenses. The Sisters and nished. Inquire at No.3!1 G stret, near corner | following described property to wit. Ali defendant's ARAIS#CR ‘ss ne T y or — ‘nformation than ts embraced in the foregoing the varions departments. Pork was selling at | 0'Phans wish us to return their grateful thanks | 13th, south side. ‘Terms very moderate, right. title, claim. and interest in and to the three | beem re-elected State Treas: wilt ® aii: records of proceedings as to the manner in which oe $5 s to those who aided them, under the many disad- | _j tf _ _ Frame Houses erected on Lot No.5,1n reservation | Both houses have passed a o put and the purposes for which this liability was in- | tbe scales for $7a$7.25 per 100 Ibs. Hay at the vantages which attended the Fair. OR RENT — Possession’ civen immediately — | D.0m Maryland avenue, between 434 and 6th sts..in | executive mansion. —— carred. contravening as it does the provisions of | stands 90a81.12 per cwt Poultry was not so No. 2, large and commodious House in Frank- | ‘8@ City of Washington, D. sein ts the City Charter and leaving the Corporation, ax 1 Death of Dr. Menze White. . vockev, and wii! plentiful as usnal, and water fowl were scarce in Lanpis’ Orera TR B. Lockey ul he proper \ f Ja rrr, at the Melodeon, of- | lin Piace, immediately wpposite Franklin Square, | poe uia te eatiete dude al 279, to October term | Cue: Vauiry, Jan 17 —The celebrated Bepeeay sy thout, the securities which were | market. “The prices were for— i fer a fine bill for their patrons, including many | 404 next oor to the residence of the Hox, Secreta’ | [eatin fiver of Smith Peowior Re Maranes | sttse0n-and physician Dr Menzo White, died at lestgoed and intended by the above recited act. | Beef, fresh, prib. ilals) Dried peaches : aisetae vit . he. NAL oR. Ma Therefore he st Resolved, That a special com- Pork. jos 3| Di ee novelties, excellent minstrelsy, and concluding my M0 J.D. HOOYV hi do. apples, . Post : ap, PALE, or to the advertiser, through box 622, inn 8-dta* for the District of Columbia, residence in Cherry Valley, Otsego county, with E. A. Warden’s celebrated Pantomime of mittee be A Apraiape to bat ga into and repertto | Mutton Roll butter. it Oe. jan 6 at* New York, on the night of the 16th Ete Bowral he ential cise wits | tap Bath a sam ag a betcgae cute Rowstamiy| JOR, RENT_-a mame, Cuayce-a ram | MARSHALS Sant ta cutee chavo atl geo ranca—, muaseaame this subject which can now be procured. Sausage, prlb 124 | Honey, per Ib a5 | received last evening with roars of laughter; it is in Prince George's county, Md.. adjoming Mr. Ciremt Court of the District of Columbia for the 7 - Th kly state or Mr. Houston contended against the preamble | Lerd ee fons, per pk... 40 | 8 decided hit—go and see it Bell’s and Mr. Johnson'a farms, four miles from | © Washington, and to meuirected, shall | New Yorx, Jan 18.—The weekly statement as setting forth a state of facts whick did not | { botranetladdl ake Biadensburg—containing 71 acres’ of good. land and " . exist fur Cas in the city banks shows the following totals: Loans sofabed sovelt on FRIDAY, the | increesed S051,000; apecte Increased $1195.00 lock m..the following | circulation decreased $266,000; deposits, nomi: ‘ht, title, claim, | increase, 81,919,000. *- ” a a ae Suicide in Pittsburg. , 4 ME MoCallt; aud | Prrrsecac, Jan. 17.—Captain Jobn F. Cole, Cabbage, prhead. 6al2 = = a good dwelling, newly finished, and stable. wit! Hi Daza7s | | Et was Mn. Ditt, and not Mr. Dale, who was plenty of Greeped Tl peiree ia eae tea Court, House cour. of said c : 3 | knocked down on F street on Sunday night. Farm for five veare, upon shares, x-ving the tenant | Srivcrs twit: Ati de fonds 2 » rent free the first year, I have three hundred do!l- and interest in and to Lot No. . 5a6 Warten Retr —John Ruder, D. C.. drunk —_ apt Fad Vad te de, whieh the ee da be inthe City of Washing »perpk.. 20 | and disorderly, fine and costs, $3.44; Chris. Lad, | 014 for; doing at tim: hen wanted. s 18 * | and singniar the improvem: ee Ieichestauie prqt, 2 D. €., unnatural propensity, costs $1.41; Chas ere fe ane ieee sinderstands farming. 1 | levied on as the property « rf pair. 50a75) Turkey, each. ..75a%2.50 | Collier, Pa., fighting; tine and costs, $641. A " Apples, p Mr. Riggs sustained Mr. Houston in bis re- Beets, per b moved to strike out the preamble r. Smith thought it was child’s play to at- tempt to avoid, on the part of the Corporation, the coment of their solemn obligations. He is should not only vote eet the preamble to the | Chickens, resolution, but he shou t John wall eopmnmepieds Abele ter tne eee wilt be sold to satisfy Judicials to October | who was sentenced yesterday to the penitentiary i id vote against the reso- | Corned salnan. 15) Wild turkeys... #2 | Randon, do.,do. Seven lodgers; non-residents. | ty ANDREW WILSON, Noce Bact Cap term, 1857, 1m favor of Sweeny, Sittophoure eco for eveunlting bis wife with a com- — eve was not prepared to vote n a | Herring, per doz.. 30a31| Pheasants, pr...81a1.50 | — ————— || Washington. = inn 16-tw* jan6-ts Marshal forthe District of Columbia, | ™itted suich ng Mr. Do 0 vote po Terrapins. each... | 37/Geese,each....-.. 75181 +L YOU TRADE 2— ; loti SEN virginia. piatement that “the act contravened the city char- | trish potatoes. pk. 37a50| Rabbits, each... Lees DIED, Were een DE tt wil exphaoxe six lots By A. GREEN, Auctioneer. Lieutenant Governor of V ter.” He had opposed and battled aguinst the | Sweet potatoes, pk 50) Ducks—Canvas On the 19th instant, Mrs. CATHARINE M. DU- | and lot in Washing! passage of the act. He had recorded his vote Corn, pr bush.... 75a55|Mallards . n, situate withina few squares | {PYRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE IMPRoven | Ricuwoxp, Jan. 1S —The Legislature to-day Governor Corn, ear. LIN, in the 64th year of herage, of the Avenue, paying the difference, if any. in mo- PROPERTY, ON 7TH STREET. NEAR THE NAVY | erected Win. L. Jackson Lieutenant The friends and sequaintauces are respectfully ney. ‘Vhe lots in Philadelp against it because he had thought it was bad ; r bush. 37a40|Red Neck r fi a ho an the pathway of | Vann Ey virtue of a deed of trust duly exeoutes = Policy; Int the whole matter was unnece:«arv | Beans, pr bush 82|Shuttiers Cet en eee pocnarrow (\Ned- | the ity, where pray erty Je dewtined fa Rispeedy aaa | ed Copies “sberitaeiacvthe pres! Lire Southerm Markets. palrely, as a resolution bad already passed the | Rye, pr bi 65 Widzeon ~ 50062 | OF hee son, curner Of 455 aad Osten na ence | Imm: nse rise. in tthis office." """ angecige” | thereby secared the subscriher will sell at pablie Cuareston, Jan. 1? —Sales of Cotton to-day Board, calling upon the Mayor to commence an | RYe2P 40ai5, Small .. Hex GEST | els Hee tai estan Garton hadaieni oO S— J auction, in front of the preminen. on THURSDAY. | 1 49h tales with an advancing tendency; good investigation by advice of the Corporation attor- £7a90|Rock, per bunch... 25 | ROVD' REE et the 77th year of his age, ENT.—Two STORES, on Pa. avenue | dau. 2, 4 o'clock p. rareof square nine | widdling to middling fair 10\allc ney, and while that investigation was going on Trout... Os Her funeral will take place on Wednesday, the hetween [3th and 132g streets, south side. One | hundred and five, (905) bound: rty one feet from “ 3 18.—Sales of 300 bales; mar fere. y hia son, No. 52 west 17h street, between Hand I | Pe } 2 abcay ent Sb tent. the hwardly 3, ; The question recurring upon the adoption of | P8&*: PeF doz.... 16 streets west. The friends of the family arereopre’- | Jan i2eotf ai — | Famcness, hore Gast 35 feet, thence southwardiy 3. | Avcysra, Jan. 18 —Sales 500 bales; market ad- the preamble and resolution— Tne Printers’ BALL, last night, was an en- | filly invited to atte Ker SALE OR RENT—A_ handsome three- | tie city of Washington, The improvements conmet | vaucing, and holders firm Mr. Moore called for the yeas and nays joyat i pie ba = i ee i puts ie aii re story BRICK DWELLING, with passage, The resolution was lost—yeas 2, nays 10. Ase * hens sistas, abate A bill from the lower Board making an appro- | golden opinions priation for grading and graveling G street north | the ladies Dan trom Twenty-third to Twenty-sixth streets, was referred to improvements committee. . Mr. Evans moved that the Secretary of the ay large yard alt wil be sold on accommodating terme, | ff, 0. £004 sod subtantial and well-luilt Fraime tumere Markets f all the guests, especially of | GEORGETOWN ADVERTISEM’TS. Ply on the prctinea: Moree Te eeeeaMte, (AP. | Terme of sale: One-haif cash; the talanceinsix | parriyonr don to There are united sales ng was kept up with spirit ‘This is to certify that | forewarn all | Ponte” © pad twelve sont of flour to-day at $1 62 for Howard street super until 4 o'clock this morning. Prosperi‘e Band ian 14. for the deferred y ny rom trusting my Wife, Margaret Sus- ~ = = : SRaE le. A Red wheal was quoted at $1.80s81t2, and furnished some admirable music, among whieh TEECEEAGr CONC CITS Roget, LL beer Tin eee cera recone ; wentx, bearis day of sale. A deed of trust t . a 3 ayments of the notes. white $1 25 firm. quotations of A ble for any debt of her contracting, from this date. five rooms, with square of Ground atiached, | P% Acree 4 B 3 low at 62aGic were sev nosed. a ine . 4 A i y ce wen pence of the purchaser. white ar , and 0" Board be directed not to enter the preamble and | Cyeion’ Tie vetea eee bel es for the oc JOHN 'L. CROWN. "| which will makea good garden Pump of good resolution ottered by Mr. Moore in relation to the | }., ‘ . ye ur were de-| Georgetown, D. C., Jan. i9-3t" water in the yard. Situated on 17th street. north of | , Mf the terms of saie be not complied withinten | Whisky very dull at 19420} : : wf he sspsee lictous, as ced inthe a= jemi, | Mstreet. Apply to MARY A. SPRIGG, Lith | ays from tae day of sale. the trustee reserves { Washington and Alexandria Railroad Company, | 1} he ORS K OLET.—The new three-story and eligibly sit- | street between 1 and Recteouts Tien ce cocell aaid premises at the risk and cost of New York Markets. on the records of the Board. President B. f the Board of ua ed BRICK HOUSE near the west cor- | jan 14-Th Sa M* prin peice vl degdeecengzn nt lateral : yr 9 —Flour is firm; sales of Mr. Goddard ob inns heat resident Bayly of the Board of Aiderm ¥ ner of Beall and Washingtow streets, eto — | of said resaie in some newspaper published in the | New Yorx. Jan. 19 ou phat thee rear ceed 0. the motion; he did not | lector Haliday, Capt. W.W. Moore, and F, Jet. | 30 01 Be superior residence: large and commud [OR BEXTA suite of handsomely Furnabed | eity of Washington. z . 5,000 bbls - State $125a4.30; Obio #4.75a4.90; Tee what the reason was for keeping the proceed- | ferson, Faq yall of whom as gentlemen having | builtin the very best atyle, With modern nee ROOMS. “Also several excellent’ Chambers, NIMROD GARRETTSON, Trus Sonthern $3.60a4 95 ings of the Board a secret. There must be a ten- had mneh to do with the press, were naturally | menta, It contat rooms, pantries and alc et at No. 25) F street. between Isth and Ith streets, | jan 13 eoew A. GREEN, auc W best ix bnoyent, sales of 1,000 bushels; South- der spot somewhere if gentlemen were so cautious quite at home among the typos. ‘The visit paid | and kitchen inthe back building. There, is also next door enst of Senator ‘To By J. C. McGUIRE. Auctioncer ern red $1 !2a$1 20. Corn closed dull; sales of in relation to their acts. tothe bal!-room by Mrs. Sonthworth was also | fine dry cellar under the whole building. The lot is | _ian'3 eo3t* ~ C2 a vs r. Moore moved that the Board adjourn; lost. a0 by 12 feets Mr. M he Board adj 1a0 by 120 f deemed most apropos, she hav Mr. Riggs =: authoress of America, furnish 5,000 buskels; white 69; yellow 65a wf, as the leadi there was no disposition to keep Al o, the large three story Brick House on K st., HE SUBSCRIBER, at No, 399 13th street, be- Pork is steady at $14.75a814 55 for mess $ d such steady ” r Cth re e tween New York avenue and I street, has two a7, Whiskey is firm; Fhio Wr niet ine Board a sterct, bat the preamble | Copation to a host af printers, A fertae oy te OO ne Bre ee ee ee Tee Moe eee Ne ITTY weet amd.t stront, bas two 1 Bl, et seq. , was already on r it was made np with the | halt room wasa portrait of Franklin and an al. Jan 18-3tawSw MO ADLER, | ontble ter Early application » at pul Financial. scissors, and out of the columns of the National legorical pictnre representing the philosopher 2OR SALE—ARNY’S CONFECTIO RY JAR 7-e03t baal of F am ree wk lock New Yor«, Jan 19 —Stocks are lower; Chi- “i . = s - re ez SALE —ARNY’S NFEC NERY = ee a uetion store as. C. Met on u aio ee 4 - osc squad us nothing new, and it was his first Kite and key experiments in | [4 is offered at private ani. (A mont ines cet FURXISHED Hot FOR R enue and 1W0t t | and Rock Island 67%: Cumberland Coal Co. 12%, “ — : nd ig forth the future | good opportunity for a Confectioner who under. modions and we tnished H ILinois Central shares 2; do. bonds 90; La Mr- Moore stated that he was not an advocate of his discovery ax depicted in « | Stands his business. ; in one of the most desirable parts of the m ose and Milwaukie 11%; Michigan Southern for repudiation, but ther* had been no investiga znetic union of all the countries upon the If not disposed of by the ath of February next the | forrent. Apply on the pre:muses, N each of Lith and 15th streets west, and td | New York Cen 74; Reading #4; Virginie tion and he wanted one; ie did not wish to eu: ye. ‘These pietnres were prepared, we be- | whole concern, together with the three-story Brick | between 13th and Lith. Square Ne. 732, fronting 54 feet on Ist street cast, | 6. Wi; Missouri 6's =14, mit the Corporation to so great a liability un +. by Prof D. E_ Groux, anthor of the nu- | House, at Bridge street, will be offered at public | IS ON PA. AVE vo | wet ween routh Band C streets, by one hundred feet | °% 78; Missouri 6's =19 was determined to he a legal obligation mismatical history of the Uaited States. auet mw, D. C.. San O-tf on 2d floor, on Pa. 2 2 eS ae ee | = i So eee thonght it but right that the people's M. RUPP streets, over Sam’l. Lewis’ Jeweiry Store. na 18 a sre should be retreshed as to this matter. office rooms. Apply to WM. F. BAYLY : — 7 : CriminaL Court —There were no cases tried Norra side of Market Space, No. 37, between After some fur the question * debate npon this subject + rulge a Canal streets, Georgetown, called upon the inotion, wiech | Yesterday, in consequence of the absence of im. | Brie and Canal at er . ty pot complied nitive days a ot - ; 1 e N- | announoes to ei patrons that at. hi mer. See) Eerie tae crac il eae ee | Carveapeniaesis AF ths iar was carried by ayes =, noes 5 portant witnesses for the United States. Hix | RESTAURANT pe be found at all OOMS TO R Pariors and Chambers. | BOtice, at the risk and expense of the purchaser, Gsorortown, Jan. 19, 1858 {She Chair “otfered the following resolution, | Honor Judze Crawford sentenced Nathan Allen, recta nt Si Un eee eee AY witli all the modern improvements, water, gas, | All ounvernuetey nt tne cue nt she varcen Things and matters generality in our city con- = Fs ; colored, convicted last week of grand larceny, to | OYSTERS and ail kinds of GAME in season. S-, over our stare. ES is J.C. ‘Ti i a state fect quiescence. Old po- Kesolved. That a special committee of three be one year and six months imprisonment inthe Meals served at ail hours and at the usual prices, : WALL, STEPHENS, & CO. ee a = Serrreeenes a ee pe appointed to examine into the whole subject in penitentiary jan 4-3 jar 4-2w Pa.ave.. bet. 9th and loth sts. SRUSTEE’S SALE OF VALUARI, relation to the guarantee of the bonds of the % ® ; ., = aie —— = Estate.—in pursuance of a decree. passed on iv,a rc nnuity again appears to be draw e of the United States rs. John Fay, cae 5 ene the sixth day of November, 1957, by the Curemit | {> aud eee te a pea e ed Corporation, and to report ta this Bens west vee, Wm Moore, and x» m far. XAVIAR, PETITS POIS, CHAMPIGNONS. BOARDING. Court for Prince George's county; aittingasa Court | ing together in the — " iy messes na yd . pnvicte 4 riet on the tirst day of et J — — = qu fT Use ot Sourt depending, rh ‘ rmer da’ Se, Precistons of the act making the guarantee | Getober, hy which officer Benjauiin I Kiopter |. We call the attention of conucisenrs to ourim: 1 FPOARDING.CMRS. RUF wherein Margaret S.A. Cumming, next frend to | U0u" Which characterized us im fo a were complied with; and whether this Corpora- | had an eve shot out, His Honor sentenced Pay. | Pottation af nest Seventh, his taken th Edmund &. Cumming and others, is complainant, | And totbis the absence of everything in the way Hes wea seated fro Joee at the time, 'and if | Venable cad Weors ti tic Go tat imprisonment | LE vhere she, intends to rent her rx L, | litical fends seem to have nearly died out entire Washington and Alexandria Railroad by this PETITS POTS, in butter and natural. dious House, ain at ne zp} and Edmurd B. Cumming and others are defend. | of political (national) strife we believe is mainly “Gin cathe cack in the county jail, and each to pay a fine of | CHA MPIGNONS, natural Gentlemen aud their Wier: with Boar Reeneieny | auth the undersigned, a Freeneat manaeepinged: | to be attributed the very commendalae state of Me. Smith called for his resolution offered two | 95. Wiilisin Havdle, was centenary vo nine t 3. in kegs, pickled. Boarders by the pay or week. Meals sent out atall | private sale expose at buldie < good order which has marked the conduct of the weeks ago. calling upon the M informa- | jonths imprisonment in the county jail, and to | PUTO HERR INC in kegs. pickled. hours of the day. : m THC more restless and turbulent epirits among us for tion in relation to the financial condition of the pay a fine of TRUFFES, natural, in cans and bottles, Also, wanted, 2 girls to do general housework. 11 o'clock a. m., if fair, and | some time past. If we are right in our conclu- Corporation, to be taken from the table and acted ‘The traverse jury was dismissed until Thars- ALSO, Jan il 2 if not fairat the same time and piace on the next | sions, and we are fully satisfied that we are. :t upon; ordered day morning at 10 o'clock, and then the Court | CAVIAR, of the best quality, and extremely rare = | fir day thereafter, ail that valuable Real Estate | should teach us at least one important lesson, Mr. Smith withdrew the preamble, and the adjourned . = " ~ in this country, | & BURCHELL Milli &e. ~ porto peiprony Hagges Siakins Me heretofore eqn- | which should not azain be lost sight of by the i sawed veyed to the Hon OTNAS y.Cumming now de ge roi rN. Miller foes improvements committee, on | ALL Asout A Basket oF Cuirs.—Yesterday, | janis comer Vermont avenue and 15th ie illinery, aa ceased and intestate, by one Martin Bue and Laley Coury ERAT SE ang ak OE et tomate Slee leave reported a bill for grading and yraveling G | Officer Langdon, of the Capitol police, in the SAMUEL P. HOOVER'S BOOT, SHOE, AND | MPILLINERS, DRESS hee ae ENT. Ap, us wife. in fee simple. contaiming one hundred in the future every thing in the way of motions! street north. from Twenty-third to Twenty-sixth | discharze of bis duty, stopped a little girl who Ss TRUNK ESTABLISHMENT. | Ladies visiting Washington are respectfully in- | ‘These Lands are very va uable: the soll ve of ® politics—old political prejudices. If this course ats; passed. was picking up chips in the shops during work- |. have on hand a large assortment of Ladies’, | formed that we are prepared to make up Dresses, n and | shal! be pursued by the leading men ip each of Mr. Riggs offered a joint resolution calling on e p Benen ta Gentiemen’s, Misses’, E the committee to represent the j ra ing hours. A man named MeAleese approached | Childre: Corporation before Congress he lantracted ty Bas the officer and told him that he ought to be | Goxeme the passage of a bill for the beneiit of the publ | #bamed of himself for interrupting the girl, that | acd wit schools of this city; passed. Sede eran ec nieaelt, ke ke. “The oficer | Faille nf t character peculiarly adapted to the enitivat loys’. Youths’, and Cloaks, Baxquer, &e.. at short notice, in the latest | quick maturity of garden and farming productions; | the political parties, we may confidently expect ubbers, Overshves, Sandles. Sin styles, and satisfaction guaranteed in a'l cases. the county road to Washington. by the way of Sev- | to see our election for membern of the Corpora- Baste, Speers uemne Mailed Bick |i A ree Stok ot Dress aa ices hry Tee enth a nde! Se Fpaleoe is 2 bounder; on | non, which will come eff ina few weeks, so in ater-proof Boots an ves, whic! intest an andsomest styles, wi oh S,] one side. The health and society of the neienbor ° 4 <= ap for cash. UES, UNDERDRES> BONNETS, | hood is unsurpassed in Maryland or the District. | Stall the same state of good feeling which always 3 ther TELLIN é ¥ haracterized them up to the last few years Aud then the Board adjourned. gidered McA lcese to go away, or he would Eacck perm aiad Ia ae fon sieaeen kane Mh owitaaee pret epriae o ie eee ee ne ne | ace naied John Gram Common Council —Mr. Fisher presented the eae hee fen eae carter ced me Call and examine nlp HOVER di5 2m opposite Centre Market. miles f = PSs Pr mg = bong well, attempted to slip off the coil of mortality = a oe sri, z i g ER, TIT] v: L % e * “ Petition of Mrs E:. F. Simms; referred to claims | verely beaten. (Quite a riot ensged requiring the | Tron Hall, Pa. avenue, between | WPADAME A. NOURRIT. divided nite severa! lots, ranging iu size from Ista | W,eveninas since. by swallowing a quantity of committee interference of officers Nash and Ash of the city _jan 4 9th and 10th sts. No. 716 Walnut st., below 8th, Philadelphia, Mr. Brown, from ways and means committee, police, who arrested several of the party, but on — es = [psp pole Ps ficiency of Wood on most of the | !4udavum. The timely application i ony. the way to the office for trial another attack was Patent MACHINE Foe SESHING GY IMPORTER OF S.] FRENCH FLOWERS, HEAD DRESS Hestlnge = ~ | counteracting remedies, administered 5 BONNETS AND FINE MILLINEEA Cee Oe er ct hereeeon va, | Sette brewaated, the jolson f Domenie bon reported a bill making appropriation for com- | made upon the officers, and inthe meleethe pris- | The subscribers having secured » patent right Begs leave to inform the Ladies now fete sis aed eel eek ta onecenk ties induced hie path onal the total ect. pensation of the Board of Assessors ; passed oners escaped for an improved OYSTER OPENER, respect- in Washington city that she has opened! order. This estate adjoins the property of ate St. Th Bassonch iebien ie our atte thie Mr. Turton, from improvements committee,| Wa cai atrextiox to the advertisement of fully desire that, Oyster Dealers, Hotel ‘Keepers, lor tivo or three weeks only... Salona | phen’ Markwood, the Messrs, Wingerd. morsing that tee mall wan sdbbch bath poing 5 si — urADtS an ja bol t Ol Pa. avenue, ‘ween S., No, 5, wy od 9 Break dese te cri wre rt | Hinee, Hiiather A Co, ‘Thastack Ge Uli aed hes | ee of this economicalandiabor saving Machine, | where Ladies wil Rad all the above articl-+ of the | persone denirous of purciasian a aryl oe athe | and refurning between Washington and’ New ding that the State Wen rer ee aey Pro: | CY Eoods announced for sale by them-ts the Im. | Ji yeing staunch, and cxccu ing ite work with extra- | latest aed richrat style, Delux » stomed yearly visi | Uudersigned. personally or by letter, pelalisg bones mcoeaat oe nitesing spprenriated to ie ceenye G,sball have the sum | portation of one of the largest importing houses | "Pam auehRe ME CleanTnewE: ee addrons | Heme? for that purses, ws , are oS foe See tae eronenibed by the decree. ponrtee fre plemperrweige wy Hy we belonging vo appropriated to its credit. and the money not to | i, New York Most of ths goods bave just been WM. RUPP & JNU. SEIPEL, M’me Nourrit having contracted with Mr. Felix. | Gay of sale. to be paid in fuuds of some District or | Mr Riggs of your cite ing SS; pe taken from the funds of any other Ward ; | landed, and are of the styles now most in de-| 191 Rupp’s anionink ea Te the oeleprated Boe Ima ieoe Henorons Haeconeand Baltunore Bank. The residue of tbe purchase mo |” We a chrmen hae many of the bands en- oe. 7 san 12 1m 2 ueen Victoria, fo ted | nev to be paid in one, two, three our years, in | . ' The bill was then passed. cue asia. aliverticement siaten: half the cont | HE AMERICAN AI-MANAC for 1958, just | Dtates of his Head Dresses. she will be able to fur- | quai instalments, bearing interest from the dey. ut tage banger war ea Afar omen d Nr- Orme, on leave. introduced a joint resolu- | We presume the opportunity. to replenish rise received,at TAYLOR & MAURY *S Tish all the Coufoures of the latest pattern worn at | gale, and to be secured by the bonds uf the purcha, | for higher wages tamer Lily anges tion authorizing the Mayor to stop all contract | wardrobe with these rich goods at such acheap | _janJ5 é jookstore, near 9th at. a porcee Courts of Europe, made by fe- | ser or purchasers, with one or more co-c bligers, o | learn, was caused by the wages being jaced work until otherwise onde by the Boards. —_——ve Se eee aor: = the ake. t be approved by the undersigned. U por rate, will be made much of, and, in fact, the STE 3 . Ladies are respectfully invited to call and exam- ent of hol chi Its consideration being objected to the resolu- store of the Mesars Hooe bas been crowded with OYS’ WINTER CLOTHING. ine ‘4 31-Stheoawate thereon. and mot be monees aus ladies ever since the sale of these articles com- vs’ CL! ~ a <= ———= | will convey to the pur: er or Bs newt + menoed wt 9 o'clockthismemiag late at wel anno of al Eran nee rey. [ADIPS. PLEASE READ. heirs the property'wo purchased in them. tres.clear | MOrDing, wd comiderable quantities bare Overevats, oun » Jackets, Pantaloons, Somers * . P- ease + ing ~ L&ARN that a grand concert of vocal and | Vests, &0,, which we are se line at ad low prices, For genuine, reliable FURS. free from moth Suit, and ofall persons ciaiming by them or under | Of canal flour. There is but little wheat coming from #1 to 5U cents pay - 1 interest ‘There has been rather s trustee, or the tion laid over Mr. Turton reported the Mayor's communica- tion in relation to the grade of G street north, from ‘Twenty-third to Twenty-sixth sts. west, with a bill to grade and gravel said street; the better feeling and more activity in the flour market yesterday and this o> WALL, STEPHEN cu., - | fresh made, call at STINEMETZ’S, Pa. ave- | them. The widow has joined inthe proceeding fora] in. The article is in great demand, and large ceniaiiaan . jastrumental music, for the benetit of St. Mat- v., between 9th and 10t! "4 nue, between 3th streets. who has re- | sale, a8 Signi! er consen: in writing to take uantities could easily find a v amount required to pay forthe samme pot to be | ist H ic, for the benefit of St. Mat Pa.av., een d 10th strects. bet 12th and 13th street le, and hi fied hi it tak 1d easily find a ready market at paid ec catit the’ Ficet Ward is in funds; | thew’s Cuurch in this city, will be given by the | jan 15-1w (intel. & States} ceived instructions from New York, |i the fine | an equivalent in money (in heu of her dower) out of | €1 Usa$l 16 for red, and $1.10a1.15 for white ssed P * = awh | 88sortment now hand, on commissi less dis- | the proceeds of sale, as axcertained by choir of that congregation on the Ist of Febrna: Gener ware sso count than heretofore offered. ‘NI They have eulisted in the undertaking, in addi- ENE yy ‘aw. E. N, DANIEL C. DIGGES, Trustee. Mr Orme asked to be excused from serving on RAL oe AND REAL ESTATE areooe tom will be found the handsomet sets | d S!-Staw2w&dts ” SPECTATOR the committee on Improvements; not excused— | tion to their own effective force, nome of the best speags Freuch Sables, haif and quarter Capes ever brought HE SHOALS AND QUICKSANDS = me , E For Bounty Lands, Pension Claims, Prhsecu- | to this city, for $10 and $12, . opie ze |. 7. ; WM French, from improveme: ommittee, re- Pultinorc asd Pulladnen aren ee tion of vier re ee Puccathectaces i re po Aloe Cansenaa Cloaks, of superior quality, very Aare Lor cemea pao eg of ae T Just ior votre edition. - » ‘ ; - ri of real ex- 180, 5 . 2 > ported a bill for relief of Cameron and Mood'g ; | afford to the citizens of the Metropolis a musical sions aitenrt te tent Houtes, Buy and Sell Land ogee attention is invited to two very large | S250 nm °7 John C. Hamilton, volume. | IT7- ON SPERMATORREEA OR Cust rrant ‘“ 3 a " = y = 0 eid Neuen: Gaon clatnie committee, reported So teaty weaenen ae Palmer, ine ONAL Ea Lo i Mink Sable Capes, worth over Sim, each for 87s anh keg tigters of the Uniled States, volumes | (reatinent sad perfect cure of Nervous “Debary. a bill for relief of TM. Hanson; i it is understood, will conduct the instrumental joe Cores En & wisiane avenue, anes i Examination of the Dred Case; WH. | &c., resulting from vicious habits acquired wot passe, FEE of BM and GD. Man. | and Air. Gigam, of Baltimore, the woes! depart: | ian161y.——“Wanhrogton, Gri, | “MLK Sable Cape,medium size, 990 and 835 Otte Sonor tarandand snerTenesby Pro, | feck OS Seo ans Tom Youth fos : s , ment. ooKs! BOOKS! Also, several sets real Hudson ble. The Queens of Engiai their Times; by Fran- 5 , parsed. UF Felice of Ue D. Drummond ; | "ayaeat Muxtine oF rue Awxnicax Coross- | B °° SrPrs:—crerss—cib te Fremth Mak ker te at thet rae) ee ae ae hare eee: by Uncle Ben, | Member ott PRgGULVERWELL. Also, adversely on a bill for relief of Theodore | ZATION Soctety.—The annual meeting of the} pHTLBRICK’S THIRD ANNUAL SALE Im Irmine Upera Cloaks, very handsome; Muffs | $1.25. a innd, (1827), Liceuciate of the Hall (ins), and 5) Sbekeil The ti e ican Colonization Society will be held this now open at to mateh, of all kinds, from $2.9) to S90, Hlories for the Home Circle,:5 cents. years Rendent Practitioner in London. Author of Sheke commitice was discharged from | American Coloniza 5 y a a im arenas, Writ deer cast Every article warranted, and if proven as not rep- | ‘Three Days in Memphis, or Sketches of the Pub- | the “Guide to Health, Green Book.” to be the subject me 5 in Trinity Church, (th No. 476 Pennsyiouss nus, first do of Every I 5 P- . s by Di “ ion, alae fall Gee: vellet ok M evening at74% o'clock, in Trinity urch, (the nited States Hotel. resented, the money will be refand led. a Vie and Private ‘ifeofthe Old Exyptians; by Dr. | Haopy.”’ Memoirs of Si le and Married \ife, Ae moe . ripe ea or Aisne - Jobo Rev. Dr. Cummins’,) when the annual report Our STOCK OF BOOKS consists of several B. H. STINEMETZ, pious, 75 conte. Moo: Seva Cheeni This small but aoa | ‘reatise, Wri! Senby cela it any recommendation on the pari of the cary | Will be made and xeveral distinguished gentle- thousand volumes, embracing the choicest European | jan 11 it wee SeaStories,1 volume, 78 RE Ph ey tS ee © part of the com | inen address the meeting; amongst them the | gnquatenoan Titec eee ane Shetcest European | ign yy ae erm acnme Delaret-_| TMfoat the’ White Sulphar Springs; by Mary 3, | 22% a he only publiontion ofits itt fe Pt P' ing from seif abuse. and is tl 'y pu a a t with Rev. Dr. Slaughter, of Virginia. Rev. Mr. Bowens! publisher's lowest prices, and many of them for less, 48 GASTON & CLARK, w 75 cents. kind written in & benevolent spirit and by a i Se earn mewed to recommlt with tnetrac- | tate from Central Aftice, and the Rev. Jobe | Late REAUTIEUL: PRESETS oe ene LOUISIANA AVENUE, second door from | Perils of Certain English Prisoners, a Christmas | fame head ee ae earit and by a seventif- = to ane into all the facts; lost. And the Seys, who has, at special’ agent of the society, (ynmedintaly after — papel A a ofa ‘7th street, wie cha Rveawe House, cee ok bog ‘seaton Eoatites : their iife and heaila and happiness bere and hereaf- was t + = ta a ic! he R ERS je Simul 4 Mr. Kenuedy inoved that Mr. O'Sullivan be | Phtnted an Interior settlement in Liberia. Our PRE CLOTHING AND GENT? FURNISHING | Wmn.J- Riveee, 20 00008 tinie, ins a a4 **Fvom 12 conta, or 4 stampa, atthe receipt of w on o lal ma anack F ranca: s Etats Unis, LS . Vice of the Bonad cette ne Papers fro the | Seppey Dmatu.—Mr. Frederick Berry,a son lets, Armiets, Chains yess Gald st , (lhe subcribers oul attentic 1 denirable Stock jane Franonin des PRANCK PAVE. Se RINE Ke ae ee Avenue, Bex asi. aw pea 3 . . f ops, Studs and Sleeve Buttor Cc u = 7 = ——— r . ede mentees Bos Kee ecto panels, OA Te POT 00 es CONES CORNY, MA Mee | ee ee Ren NE En toe Peele eer tee heir Store, No. 4 Louminna avenue, seoond CARRIAGE LAMPS. ee = ‘Theodore Shekell ; carried very lenly yesterday morning, at the resi- | go, door from 7th street, and as they are determined to Siete Raenans THe REASON W Mr. Lieyd a joint resolution in- | dence of the late Washiogton Berry, near this $7* worth of Presents will be given away with | ciose off the lot if possible, ery effort necessary noe ts. ieee nppointed arents for Edw. many hy Ti structing the committee before Congress to ask | city, where he has been rexiding for some months Soro neneennp yp setorpenpa ET a on their part shall be used in order to please their | Usher & Cove Carriage and | eine Lamps. | The wally botioved. sre. imperiestly oe eee are oe Name the stetcte, reemiag ye Ud pehotet tile Hodlte Wo, vidi alepadd Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call and ex- | In the CLorurna DEraRTMEnt we can guarantee | Te Hully called to the sample at our store. 80 cents! free by mail on reoept of ninety rou; e Mal yes! ng, am jortly a! A stock of Books ‘resents. t 1 t ility, fit and : 5 . ‘. ‘A. polst resolution Lites ihe Aldermen to pro- | [oere tobk oe nascar eae eniet arriving “Matos Day and Hvening. avin: Cetcas ie mean Con cetioeeeeraee ELVANS & THOMPSON Laat oe the Valley: My Experience of vide for payment of certain bouds,&c , wax read. | house and in the yard, apparently in bis usual dll-t . PHILBRICK,. Agent. have no hesitation in saying our. will be found ian M-eolm (Intent Ponnsyivanis aven ism ro, Newton Ose - ulustrated, $1.25. Mr. Frown moved to refer to ways and means | liealth, when he suddenly fell in the doorway Wy G. METZEROTT Sole Acent of Krard’s | qual to the ong order is Con comnbeys -Union.& States) ccsicraud tietens oh, ee ty Sthine- comunitt-« P ov sing | He, wae giaken UP alive, ‘but died in an instant + and Baoon & Ravon’s superior Pianofortes, | ,,9y *tching the various changes of fashion. partics FPLOUR AND PRODUCE WaREHOUSE. | 2” Mc. Jefferson moved to amend by instructing | afterward. —— 5 in store, subject to their inspection and . 2 Railway Li 0 ots, the committee to inquire iuto the facts and cit- | [ystiruTion FoR Tax Dear axp Dump Axo DO. $15,000 worth of Goods for Men’s, Boys’ and Ser- fhe undersigned have in store and for sale— et Book of Pun, do. do Scts. a ‘AIR, TOOTH, NAIL AND BANDOLINE ; = | 900 bbles Bacto ened Roeper tie Donde wax ncarne alat | rms Bunn We Puc ean that an ex-| FA RUSHERS O(n Sven ie | tet emp gid ecnuaien greet, | Ba Eases UCR tae qpresin Siecee Teste epee ey es joquire of the Corporation attorney te taletion to | Bibition of the pupils of this school to the mem. fEand.Pa.avvand at lus Sales Hom, under Wit | chasers wo 2a purassertions ean be proved on ex- | 10% Duis, BU it rutin HicKENs, | Heuty Lowes: volame, $255. Phe anime us? vat the legal authority of the Mayor and Corpe m | bers of Congress and the public will take place — a | SON. it see us ut the re K. | LARD, &e sin fr, alt LREPNE, CHICKENS. | ames, - to Issue the bonds in 1956 to nid the Washington | on Thureday evening neat. in the old Hall of | FRYE AND BARLEY MALT, | | oem —__GASTON & CUARK._ | received daily: by the wun bec, Country = pebianed end GU LOR & MAUR and Alexendria Raiiroed Company. Representatives, at 7 o'clock. ‘The children CITY MALT HOUSE, corner of West alls av- ORIENTAL NaIL POLISH. sirig seem fal N S. HARTLEY & SO’ a jan? pear 0th st Mr Lioyd moved to lay the resviations on the | have been under instruction but a short time, FY MALT HO st.. Haitimore. Md. iv hu to the nails, air 0. 35 Union street, jan6 2w — ~ - 5 ur yue d yet the attainments they have already made 7 Washi Rtora. ane 1ath a . Pa. ave. am | — = == ; HE DIPLUMATic HISTORY “ Mie aaasahenied wiettaees pcos, cies ta are ach as to leave no donbe shat the cxbibities Droid ha HIBTORY of he Washaston FASE ONABLE TEER MERIES, tn og AR REE, COMBS, PORTEMON: T ere Sey ee ems esol hen voter ays | will remely interesting and © | 1 vol; $1.25. Just published. beat Bear the corner verge postage prvitoans ame seca iad al who msy ‘attend, it. ; aye — FRANCK TAYLOR, ‘‘ jsth street, Pa. ave. 310-30 ree EUG HLIN'S, 20 Pa, avenue, a OK TAYLOR.